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Some big winners sold in Ontario for Tuesday’s Lotto Max draw, but jackpot still unclaimed

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Some tickets sold in Ontario won big in Tuesday’s Lotto Max draw, but the jackpot remains unclaimed.

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Three Maxmillion winners were sold in the province, as were two tickets that won Encore prizes, the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation said.

A winning ticket worth $1 million was sold in Barrie, while a Maxmillion ticket worth $500,000 was sold in Ottawa. The Ottawa ticket shares a Maxmillion prize with a ticket sold in Quebec.

In Mississauga, a ticket worth $333,333.40 was sold — sharing a Maxmillion prize with two others sold in British Columbia.

Two Encore prizes worth $100,000 each went to tickets sold in Simcoe County and Lennox and Addington County/Frontenac County.

Friday’s Lotto Max jackpot will be $70 million and there will also be an estimated 31 $1 million prizes up for grabs.

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Here’s a look at the winning numbers from Tuesday’s draw, according to the OLG website:

Main Draw: 09 10 11 20 24 31 48 Bonus 36

Encore: 4978083

Maxmillions:

  • 01  02  04  13  21  30  41
  • 01  03  07  11  14  21  36
  • 01  07  20  30  35  36  46
  • 01  08  10  26  32  48  49
  • 01  15  16  27  36  43  49
  • 02  03  07  08  26  35  39
  • 02  13  17  18  22  25  34
  • 02  19  21  27  30  45  46
  • 03  07  15  39  45  47  50
  • 03  23  30  31  39  43  50
  • 04  08  14  16  18  19  42
  • 04  10  22  36  37  38  49
  • 05  22  23  24  25  44  48
  • 07  08  15  16  27  28  39
  • 07  09  32  33  34  40  41
  • 07  10  14  29  40  46  48
  • 08  17  19  23  26  42  45
  • 09  12  17  25  34  41  45
  • 10  11  14  18  36  38  47
  • 13  14  18  31  33  38  44
  • 15  17  22  33  35  37  42
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